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Kindlimuka.org - May 13, 2009
Malgorzata Malak and Verena Allinger participated in a 3-month internship in a local Mozambican organisation, Kindlimuka in August - November 2008.
Together they made a documentary about the HIV/AIDS issue in Mozambique. The film is called "Vida Positiva" and is an outline of the situation including reasons for HIV spread, national combat strategies, projects run by NGOs, ways of treating the disease and personal stories of HIV positive people and their relatives.
Please take a moment to view this excellent film: http://mlume.com/vida
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